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10 -PITTSBURGH POST-G. THURSDAY, AFK1L 2u 1950 LAST KITES Attention, Captain Carey "GALILEO Tht StartrjTor" The GuuGnp ma KHN CUMMINS- Dili MOSQUE TOMORROW EYE. 8:30 AMPARO ITURBI $1.30 to $3.90 (Inrl. Ti) st Gimhflv Home's and "Mar Bertie Office." 552 I'mon Tnist Bldg. 4 AT.

1-3783). VUlt fhm Beautiful lllummateo SPRING FLOWER SHOW PHIPPS CONSERVATORY Scbenle? Pun, Pittsburgh 13. P. DAILY and SUNDAYS Daily 9 to 5 No Chart ETeainrs 7 to 10 P. M.

40e Adults lOe Children Unci. Tu) HURRY! LAST 3 NITES Kowena RoShns Comdifit Ala Carta Erin O'llrion Vickie Mioars Spotlight Room Dorothy Nesbitt 4. 2 COMBINED SHOWS IN BUCK and WHITE REVUE Direct From the Hurt of Hirlem CAST OF 40 STAGE STARS The Famous Brown-Skin Models 818 Liberty Ave. CO. 1-4200 HI I 'Z "Two Blind Mice" I SMASH BROADWAY COMEDY us 1.111 ninbcla.

Horne'l fcJIVOU TOVTOHT NIAUn LAST 4 TIMES CRITICS PRIZE. MUSI til NIXON NEXT MONDAY NIGHT One Week Only SaU Thur. AG UJGSTT cxvson) "Diamond Lil" Trtrr fTi rve. fS.M. fi.0.

$1.95. Mats. $3. IS. $1.60.

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GRant 1-0975 HOLD OVER HIT! CLIFTON WEBB MTRVA LOT JEANNE CRAIN 'CHEAPER ByThe DOZEN' Color by Technicolor LIBERTY DOROTHT Mefil IRE ri" "Mother Didn't Tell Mt" Liberty and "PRISON WARDEN" SOUTH HILLS spencer tract xS.rw.ont "MALAYA" "CHINATOWN AT MIDNIGHT" DENIS GREGORY PECK Zr. "TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH" ACADEMT AWARD WINNER PERRY Miefcv RiMmrv "TUI BlfS WUCP" Perrysvtlle Ave. 4 Tafl(fl pTJ. BEECHYIEW "THE HEIRESS" BorrahiNH 0Lm DE HVILLANT 33 Acadrmy Award Winner NORTHSIDE Federal St. Adele Jrrrens-Glenn Ford "TREASIRE OF MONTE CRISTO" Also "BLACK MIDNIGHT NEWSREEL orld News and Featarettf Diamond St.

Franco's Daathter Weds Crair St. The GARDENS EVERY NITE 8:30 MAT. SAT. 2:39 JOHNNY WEISSMULLER In Person nd His WATERCADE OF 1950 Glorioas State and Water Revoe Seats Available as Late as Show Time ALFRED HITCHIfK 'Captain Carey, U.S.A.') 1 1 1 I WlU DIETRICH Wlli CAfx'AiiviS (jiiKLi vvanda Hendrix and Alan L.add are co-starred for the first time in the Paramount action picture, "Captain Carey, U. S.

which opens at the Stanley on Saturday. Francis Lederer, the Czech star, plays the role of the heavy. the PITTSBURGH OPERA Sir Cedric Hardwicke Tells Joke on Self Sir Cedric Hardwicke tells with relish this joke on himself. One day, when he was working in "The White Tower," he called a cab to pick him up at the studio. The cab arrived early, and the driver watched Sir Cedric climb an almost vertical rock wall with the aid of two ropes for a scene in the film.

Later, when the actor was settled in the cab, the driver turned and asked: "You ain't the new Tarzan, are you 9" u3 noons OPEN 10:4.5 A. M. 5 3RD MAN' 1 STARTS SATURDAY Paramount presents ColQen Gw CfiarfesSfcHbrri Trances Gifforrf in WITH no M-O-M TOM CAKIOUN TICHMCOIOK LAST 2 0AYSI TOPS IN HILARITY' Red SKELTOU in M-G-M't "The YELLOW OPEN 10 A. M. 9 Last Day on Stage RoyAcuff Screen, "Mark ot the Gorilla" SENATOR STARTS TOMORROW DOORS OPEN 10:30 A.M.

any seat rn TILL 12:30 3UC ON STAGE BIG TIME VAUDEVILLE HIMSELF GUS VAX AMERICAS BELOVED MINSTREL MAN PLUS IN PERSON CHAS. "SLIM" TIMBLIN STAR OF TOBACCO ROAD JtiL Chester Fredericks and Bobbie MUSICAL COMEDY FAVORITES LIPHAM TRIO TOPS IN ACROBATICS KAY MARSHALL LOVELY SONGSTRESS 3 RUTON'S CANINES HOLLYWOOD'S SMARTEST DOGS ON SCREEN wiia mm HOLDEN GRAY" First Pgn. Snowing i ill ILLI TONIGHT AT 8 P. M. ALSO SATURDAY, APRIL 22 STRIA MOSQUE TRISTAN THE ENTIRE PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND METROPOLITAN OPERA STARS MARJORIE LAWRENCE FREDERICK JAGEL KARIN BRANZELL HERBERT JANSSEN TICKETS (IncL Taxes) (1.30, $1.95, $2.60.

$3.25, $3.90, $4 55 Yolkwein's AT. 1-2196) Home's Glnbrls today Mnsqoe Oflire tnnight. Shoivs Her Form At The Gardens NOU3IA DEAN One-time Eastern Intercollegiate National Women's Diving Champion, Miss Dean is featured in Johnny Weissmul-ler's "Watercade of 1950" at The Gardens. The show ends its run at the Oakland arena on Saturday. JTeev JFilm Peggy Cummins And John Dall Are At Barry in 'dm Crazy' By HAROLD V.

COHEN The ways of crime and the complexes of its practitioners hold a strange fascination for the King Brothers, and well they should. The gentlemen only made a fortune out of their movie about the late and certainly un-lamented John Dillinger, so the warm spot in the family's corporate heart for enemies of the public is quite natural. There can be no other reason for "Gun Crazy." Its contents are tawdry and its legends oft-told. Although some of the glosses are rather skillful and Mr. John Dall's performance has a grain of hungering pity, the picture barely adds up to another vest-pocket edition of True Detective Stories.

Poor Mr. Dall's one failing here until he meets up with Miss Peggy Cummins is a burning affection for guns. He loves anything that shoots, and has spent a stretch in reform school for stealing a pistol. "Gun Crazy" makes it clear, however, that he has none of the homicidal tendencies which usually accompany such a mania. But once Miss Cummins, a sideshow Annie Oakley, gets her hands on him, and longingly expounds her practical theories, the two of them become the scourge of highway and town, leaving in their wake a string of empty cash-drawers.

Since Miss Cummins' regard for human life is less idealistic than Mr. Dall's, she sends a couple of her victims to the coroner, and from then on, it's merely a matter of time until the cinema's code catches up with them. "Gun Crazy" arranges a very artistic exit for the doomed couple, by the way, with low hanging mists on the mountain tons, dawn streaking through the ckv and even a choir on the soundtrack. i "Gun Crazy" has its share of the normal excitements that accrue from hold-up, chase and escape, but the whole design of the picture is bankrupt from use and exploitation. There are some questions, too.

Although Mr. Dall seems to go in at least a partial straight line, the character Miss Cummins plays keeps swimming in circles. One moment she is a cold and calculating female lead ing Mr. Dall on, the next a devoted wife who simply can't stand the thought of being away from his side. It isn't easy to straighten out Miss Cummins, and she does nothing personally to clarify the situation.

Nor does Mr. Dall himself always suggest the hopeless infatuation he's supposed to have to account for his easy acquies-fitoce. gut then why try to fathom something so ostensibly contrived out of standard violences and patent medicines? The real disservice of pictures like "Gun Crazy" is that they actually work up a sympathy of sorts for its criminals. Crime may not pay, brjt there's no need to make the non-payment so temporarily As A- I'- Jl 1, -x ft Vf 1 V5! if of at His a Grand Old Vaudeville Name GUS VAN Still singing songs just as he did more than a quarter of a century ago as. half of the celebrated team of Van and Schenck, Mr.

Van will turn up in Pittsburgh again tomorrow at the head of the Senator's new vaudeville show. The screen at the same time gets "Father Is a Bachelor," starring William Holden. medal for her opening this week at the Mocambo. Ronnie gets back to town Friday and has a date to dine with Monica that night. She is the only girl he has shown interest in since the breakup of his marriage with Jane Wyman.

Alan Ladd is all set to star for Willie VVyler in "Detective Story." The movie version is first on Willie's schedule when he returns from Europe. CIMEMA iMmSSSSnSXEE -art if. Also The Wonders of the Micro-Zoo Plut 100 Selene ExhibiH STARTS TODAY FULTON HURRY! LAST 3 NITES VIC DAMONE Shows DICK TODD Creator of "Daddy's lirtlt Girl" RICHARD KARP Artistic Musical Director A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A- -k A- -k A STATE 'FIFTH AVE.J Talbnt-June Duprez "Thev Ride Bv and Don Barry-Dale Evans Slippy McGee." STATE fALlgriPPA) Winner pf 3 Academy Awards -Red Shoes" (Technicolor) with Anton Wal-brook. Also Short Subjecu. LIBERTY 'MrKEESPORT) Scott S.IUL.II I I Brady-K.

T. Stevens "Port of New York." Also "Forbidden Jungle. MT. OLIVER (MT- ouver) IUI.UUIIb.il Chg, Btck lord-Paul Kelly "Guilty of Treason." Also Ida Lupino-Howard Duff "Woman in Hiding." NEW CARNEGIE nor-Patrlcla Medlna-Zasu Pitts "Francis." Also featurett "You Don't So" Cartoon News. WCW HR Akin (CARNEGIE) Id.

Lupl o-Francis Lederer-Roiand Young "Matine Scandal" and Cartoon News. REGENT SQ. dgewood) iik.us.il Van johnson-Geo. Murphy-John Hodiak-Denlse Darcel "Battleground." Also Cartoon News. SHADYSIDE ,5518 wwt oJiimw I wlWap jnhn Wayne-John Agar "Sands of Iwo Jlma." Also Rosalind Russell-Robt.

Cummings "Tell It to the Judre." Eft THAN YVOHNE De rhILIr wlM 1 JfM ROBERT DOUGLAS ELSA LANCHESTER pM By HAROLD V. COHEN Local Scrappings When Johnny Weissmuller dropped in at the Copa the other! night to catch Vic Damone, Tiny-Sinclair was on the stage and the ample lady greeted him with: "Ugh, me Jane" The Archie Finemans celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary las1 week One of the local radio shows is looking for a name via the contest route, and the prize, all things, wfll be a television set! FVeding the hand that bites you, huh? With George Laz-ard's retirement, Dave Wagner has been appointed head-waiter the Carousel and Marino Bet-tinelli moves up to become his assistant. Davey Tyson has landed still another commercial on WCAE 15 minutes at 1:30 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon for an ice cream company Lee Kelton and his band go up to Grove City on Saturday for a college dance G. Wood, the Tech drama graduate who wrote the 1948 Scotch and Soda Club show, and Alice Ghostley have a new night club act and they're breaking it in at the Fireside Inn inNew York Gus Van has been in town renewing old acquaintances couple of days ahead of his opening at the Senator tomorrow. Georgia Sothern, the dynamic redhead, comes back to the Casino next week for her second and final appearance of the season Although the yariety Club convention doesn't begin until Wednesday, the Ben Steer mans and the Harry Feinsteins are leaving tomorrow for New Orleans to see something of the city first.

The Feinsteins will fly down but the Steermans are go ing by train The Frank (KQV) Orrs have a wedding an niversary on Sunday, their first The Playhouse has picked the Jean Kerr comedy, "Jenny Kissed Me," for its final show of the season in June. Broadway saw the play just last year with Leo G. Carroll in the leading role. Fritzie Zivic, the new impres- sario at the Carnival Lounge, has been set for a spot on Ed Sullivan's television program, "Toast of the Town," this Sunday night The building housing the Midway Lounge is reported to have been sold to a commercial establishment, and the jazz mecca may be on the way out Tommy Carlyn's band goes into the Senator with a line-up of vaudeville acts on the twenty-eighth The camera-clicking Wepsbergs at Jackie Heller's have added their pretty daughter, Estelle, to the family business. A lot of the "Brigadoon" people have been making the Monte Carlo their after-show hangout; Monica Boyar's the reason.

She's a close mend of. several oi the principals WDTV introduces a new program Saturday night at 7:30 "Yesterday's Newsreel," clips from old celluloid records of the outstanding events of the last 50 years. It'll be sponsored by a Pittsburgh bank Grance Gangemi, of the Playhouse checkroom, says it happened the other night. She asked a man if he wanted his coat checked and he replied: "No, leave it plain, I like it that way." Dolores Kish, the pretty KDKA receptionist, just got an engagement ring from Bill Casper, of Homestead, the Clarion State Teachers College football and basketball star who graduates in a few weeks. Mack Millar, Bob Hope's personal public relations man for the last dozen years or more, is in from the coast to see Bill Beegle about preparations for The Chin's one-night stand at Syria Mosque on May 8.

The newlywed Harry Hendels will head for home by car over week-end after' a three-and-a-half-month honeymoon in Florida. Addenda Because of an unexpected drop in business, the Lilli Palmer-Sir Cedric Hardwicke revival of Shaw's "Caesar and Cleopatra" will close on Broadway April 29 It wasn't supposed to leave until June 3. The show is going on tour next season with Sir Cedric and possibly Paulette Goddard in Miss Palmer's role. Gene Lockhart is leaving "Death of a Salesman" in New York in six weeks and will be replaced by Albert Dek- ker. RKO's contract with Ed die Bracken, announced last Octo ber but never signed, has been called off.

Chalk up 100 Broadway performances for the T. S. Eliot hit, "The Cocktail Party." Blanche Yurka is going to tour the strawhat circuit again this summer in Ibsen's "The Wild Duck." "Death of a Sales man" just opened in Amsterdam to enthusiastic notices. Its title in Dutch: "De Dood van een Handelsreiziger." Marie Windsor will be Joel McCrea's leading lady in "Frenchie" at Universal-International. Talk ing about long runs, Vincent Lopez and his band are now in their tenth year at New York's Hotel Taft.

"STARS to SKATSS'' SWEETHEART ON SKATES ED LfARy THE PARDH6RS THE 6LA0ETTES $mJL hcaW A A Molly wood By SHEILAH GRAHAM Casting Shadows HOLLYWOOD Gregory Peck will play a newspaper tycoon, if David O. Selznick okays the loan- out, in "Second Oldest Profes sion," which Otto Premin-ger is now pre-paring at Twentieth Century-Fox. The James Masons took 84 pieces of baggage with them Sheilah Graham -not inking 14 cats which stayed behind when they left Sun day for Europe. How they hated to leave sunny California! They stood outside their Beverly Hills mansion and sobbed, with Mason saying, "home never looked so good." They swear they'll be back in five months. Remember how they used to hate Hollywood! British Star Mai Zetterling was tested yesterday in, London for the second important girl's part in "Quo Vadis." The test is now en route by plane to Hollywood.

If it's okay with Producer Sam Zim-balist and Boss Dore Schary, La Zetterling is in. Bette Davis' favorite director, Curt Bernhardt, has to megaphone "Appointment In Samara," from the John O'Hara best seller, for Skirball-Man-ning. Vic Damone, who is not carry ing a torch for Elizabeth Taylor, as reported, arrives in Hollywood early in July to star in "The Last Time I Saw Paris." In June he will sing the seven songs from that picture at the Waldorf -As toria in New York, the hotel owned by Lizzie's future pappy- in-law, Conrad Hilton. Dane Clark knows now what It is like to be married to a famous person. When his wife, under the name of Margot Veres, held an exhibition of her paintings in Paris, her French art admirers invited her to a reception, adding, "And be sure to bring Monsieur Dane's movie in the French capital is titled "Time Is Running Out." Looks like Lizabeth Scott Is going to Italy to star for Frank and Richard Ross in "Rendezvous." The story was written by Maxwell Anderson, and Ros-sano Brazzi is definitely set as the man.

Ronald Keagon, all' the way from Washington, gifted Monica Lewis with a gold St Genesius Shotv Time STRIA MOSQl'E Pittsburgh Opera Com pany in "Tristan and Isolde." Tonight at 8. NIXON "Brigadoon." Tonight 8:30. CARNEGIE MVSIC HALL William Krouse Travelogue. Tonight at 8:30. THE GARDENS Johnny Welssmuller's Water' cade.

Tonight at 8:30. PLATHOrSE "Two Blind Mlct." Tonight at 8:30. PHIPPS CONSERVATORY Spring Flower Show. Daily 9 to 5 and venings 7 to 10 BUHL PLANETARIUM "Galileo Th Star- gazer." Today at 2:15. ART CINEMA "Bicycle Thief' at 11.

1:11. 3:01. 4:51. 6:41. 8:31 and 10:21.

BARRY "Gun Crazy," with John Dall and Peggy Cummins, at 11:09, 4:42, 6:33, 8:24 and 10:15. CASINO Black-and-WhIte burlesque revue, and movie shorts. Shows at 12:30, 3:30, 7 and 9:30. FULTON Yvonne DeCarlo and Philip Friend In "Buccaneers Girl' at 11:07, 1:01, 2:55, 4:49, 6:43, 8:37 and 10:31. HARRIS Clifton Webb and Myrna Loy In "Cheaper by the Dozen at 10:45, 12:39.

2:33, 4:27, 8:15 and 10:14. PENN Joseph Cbtten, ValU and Orson Wellea in "The Third Man" at 11, 1:16 3:32. 5:48, 7:54 and 10. RITZ Red Skelton In "The Yellow Cab Man" at 10:26. 12:23, 2:20, 4:17, 6:14 8:11 and 10:08.

SENATOR Johnny Weissmuller as Jungle Jim In "Mark of the Gorilla" Roy AcuH and his Grand Ole Opry slow. Pic ture at 11, 9, and 10:40, Stage at 1, 4, 7 and 9:35. 9:40. STANLEY Marfene Dietrich and Jan Wyman in Alfred Hitcheock'a "Stage Fright" at 11, 1:05, 3:15, 8:20, 7:40 and 10. WARNER Walt Disney's "Cinderella" at 12, 2:05 4:10, 6.15, 8.20 and 10:15 I TOIIITE Gnfrl YOUR HQVIES A T.

F. Troy, General Manager A T. F. Troy, General Manager A rA A Upukbins ABC St. XX.

Mi. North of Ambridgo "Enryttsy Ce-klt, SHERIDAN Stt. CUVeTto THE13 East Liberty CITY" RECENT. "THE SCNDOWNERS" Coior by Techniccior East Lfberty a P.i'.ph Picharisn "THE FALLEN IDOL- EHRIRUT D'r P-ly IT. "TH IUCKY STIFF" Rsi-ot KMtiwSliow "THE CROOKED WAT" Sit, in JO kMrr Tt' CAMERAPHONE Jnhw ttsmf.1n-n Ae.r CPUrVltY "SANDS OF 18 Jll" Oakland "'Tho Kecklets Kooitirt" fHln ttnr TtT 1 FM Yfatf cTtrrrt-WTio'i Titpt nmkin Jr uaaian "COVNTERPCNCH" L.nir.

r-k CENTRE -without honor- Car. Contor it trail Bnsn rvw'-rr-r'o Rimes rv.k).n "IMPACT Don Ob. 6 C-k NEW OAKLAND Cn Pl" it-, .1 Guv Oakland "MASSACRE 1ITEB" Laueh Riot Ualint Irild Ci rnnnr n.nuii.M.TT) CD A kirie 1729 HifTiv Af. KANCI5 Sortrrfl Hin 1-S Za'ha-v 'GII1TT BTSTANPEW Boon Osea 5 i5 tTTfA.h SQ, HILL Color by" TThtiW-r roTwir at wvm "STmncE BRGI" ute TBt TES" Ttormont Chevrolet Day Rfllll FViin Krookltne Chevrolet Day Ge. M-ir-ihy-l BELMAI.M..

"BORDER HtCIDEkT" Crv Hotnewo "Fllo On Tkeloii Jo-ean" ROWLAND. "MALAYA" Eunphrw BTart T1TP "TOKYO JOE'" O'ISmmMiv Nsl wnklrabrrr "AMAZON OVEST- Ti I.fmlio-RKviM REGAL "WOMAN IN B'tHNG- Shellev w-p wtlkinslmro- 'SOCTH SEA SINNER Boars Oni 5:45 Virgini. Vt r. VifE. toUITCUHIl "BLACKFIBE" Audrey Knebat Bwntwood "TENSION" uri oner Tvm n) "BLACK MAGIC" TTi) Ttrl.n-C1) Tnt "lotrodor la tho Dost" tvi Cut V'Ig'on "GCNGA DIN" Etna VI- Mt "THE I.OiT PATROL" If FMYfttl D.

Mc- Cuire. "Mother Didn't Nert Bid Tell Also Lloyd Bridges. -Trapped." 4109 Bauer St also Tom Nal "AMAZON QTTST V'1 Montn-'W-" T-r Blaomncld "I STOLE A IIUIII" Com, Ker MODEL "mr. soft TorcH- 4515 Batler Si. Al.n 1M-IWVt I lwwwcrvtn "WILD HARVEST" AMBRinet East Side Kids "BOWERY CHAMPS- "BLOCK BI STERS" Joseph Cotten-ValU Greewskwet "That Third MlB' STRAND B-ttv GraMo-Virt 'WBASH AVENUE' umauwi color by Technicolor 8ea Preview lorilto.

Wtrw-tn, Rm l'TU IN THE SADDLE' Garv C(kw-ttvs WntM "Prid. of tlx y.KM" Does It" wltk Put Doialas ani llnda Cim.lt. lowtry lays Is "Angtl's Alloy." Frio plsyroinl. PROGRAMS FOR THURSDRT, APRIL 20, 1950 -fffififw, BLUE nFM Et- Mi- East Rnnnk'cinr orhtw it DLUC UCLL ofPgB. valley 15J1 DriUURdlUt Crk ds.

"SOUTH SEA SINNER" "INSPECTOR GENERAL" with Shillty Wlntsrs. "Whirlpool." Sen la Ttehnlcolar wltk Danny Kayt. Cartoon, hrh. Tiornty n. glib.rs Cn.t..

Atti.n pactod! Bn ie 7. shows 7 JO. 930 P. N. EL RANCHO (ron Poh.

RL 28 MAPIF 10 Mi. E. Wilkinsbnrf, Cl nMflUnU w. Brldtwllla lYIArUL Bt. 30.

Irwln S69.R "ADAM'S RIB" "LADy TAKES A SAILOR" Katherlne Hepbnrn and Spencer Tracy. Starring Dennis Morgan and Jane Wy-Also cartoon and selected aborts. man. Short sabjetts. Opens 7:1 P.

M. KENMAWR PENN LINCOLN "HOLD THAT GHOST" "WILD HARVEST" Ji'i VI, kbot2 Costtllo. 8HdW with Alan Ladd and Dorothy Lamonr. Short Sobjoctt. 8o oWles oo.nt 7 f.

M. Also Selected Short Bobjects. PITTSBURGH RAINBOW GARDENS "HIRED WIFE" 'APARTMENT FOR PEGGY Rot. Kossell Brian Aherne. Also.

"Pa- Technicolor. Jeanne Crain and William role. Michael Shea. Et. Ankers.

Holden. Disney cartoon and sport reeL route i9 20 south park jm-s. "BATTLEGROUND" "COBRA WOMAN" Va Johnson, John Hodiak and Denis And "Whit Savage" In a Technicolor Parcel. Tom and Jerry cartoon; news, donbl bill. Jon Hall.

Maria Montei. SUPER 30 rawr. pa. SUPER 71 "MOONRISE" "SAND" (In Technicolor) with Dan Clark. Ethel Barrymor.

and Gail BusseU. Ah Selected Shorts. MJria Palmer SILVER LAKE "SAND'Min JTeSnicoIor) hly Drht-lt with Is with Mark Stevens and Colleen Graf. ALSO "JUNIOR MISS" M. Nlw FraaWown wth AnB Glrnw an4 AUya JotTy- Itrt la.

HI. 1-1898 Doors open at 7 P. M. First showing 7:30. IRMT Penna.

Largest and Moot Comfortable Drive-In Theater "THE RETURN OF OCTOBER" BEACON HILL) Audrey Tot-uknwwn Pr Rlchgrd Basehart "Tension." Also Short Subjects. ORPHEUM MrKEES ROCKS) Vitale "Stromboli" and Cohit "Carnival in Costa Rica" Dick Haymes-Vera Ellen. ARCADE fflsLifw tGifford "Tarzan BELLEVUE Stevens-Btsv ana Johnny Weissmuller-France a riumpns. (NORTHS1DE) Dark." iTecr Jects. CAPITOL n.rb ncHij in tne uark.

I Technicolor I Aier. ch. Jects. "uu (ALI.ENTOWN) Clark Frank xon-. pan ney ra rn ritv Also Specialty Shoru.

7" CHARTIERS AtRArrON Connor Patricia Medina-Zaru Pitts "Francis." Also Short Subjects. COLONIAL SOCTHSIDE) Dead Touch Cuys AIst Maria Monter-Jon Hall "Cobra Woman." (Technicolor). GARDEN (NORTHSIDE) Ida pmo-Howard Duff "Woman In Hiding" and Robt. Cum-mlnts-Ann Blyth "Free For All." HILLTOP ALLENTOWN) Chat. Bickford-Bonita a n- vill "GuUty of Treason.

AlSO "sV- aire splendor, Tchn1mlor. African Travelog in "MOVIES ARE IET Technicolor. Glenn Ford, Terry Moor, James Gleasoau Selected Short. Box office opens 6:45 P. M.

8 ml. from West View Park, Bt. 1 ia tno North Hi Us..